Oregon Real Estate Courses

Requirements Overview

Oregon State Requirement Details for Real Estate Continuing Education

Oregon Real Estate Agency Certified Continuing Education Provider #-1015

Every two (2) years, 30 clock hours of Real Estate Continuing Education is required. 

·         Licenses must be renewed by the last day of the licensee’s birth month.

·         If you have to renew your active license prior to 01/01/11 at least 15 hours must be in one or more of the mandatory topics. Final course approval is at the discretion of each supervising/principal broker.

•            Mandatory topic areas include (bolded are our courses that fall under these topics): Trust Accounts, Misrepresentation (Keeping it Honest: Understanding Real Estate & Mortgage Fraud and From Contract to Keys: The Mortgage Process falls under this topic area), Rule and Law Update (Short Sale & Foreclosure Risk Management), Property Management, Commercial Brokerage and Leasing, Real Estate Taxation (Basics of Real Estate Taxation), Agency, Fair Housing (Breaking Barriers: Fair Housing), Contracts, Evaluation of Property (Real Estate Appraisal for Agents and Foundations of Real Estate Finance), Brokerage Management, Land, Business Ethics (Cracking the Code of Ethics and Short Sale & Foreclosure Risk Management).

• If you have to renew your active license AFTER 01/01/11 you must complete a Board-approved three-hour Law and Rule Required Course (LARRC) from a Certified Continuing Education Provider (The CE Shop #1015) AND a minimum of 27 hours in approved topic areas under OAR 863-020-0035.  You will self-certify on the License Renewal Form that you have met the continuing education requirements, and you will maintain the continuing education records for three years after renewal of the license, including the completed Real Estate Licensee Continuing Education Record form and all certificates issued by Certified Continuing Education Providers. Currently, The CE Shop, Inc. does not offer the new LARRC course which will be required of all licensees renewing AFTER 01/01/11 but plans to offer it in the future. Please check back regularly for updates to the catalog.

·         Real Estate Courses offered by The CE Shop are real estate continuing education courses for students that have already taken the AP 30 hour post-licensing course in their first renewal period.

·         If you are a broker who received their first Oregon real estate license after July 1^st, 2002 and renew PRIOR to 01/01/11 you must complete an Agency approved 30 hour Advanced Real Estate Practices (AP) post-licensing course before your first active license renewal. If you are a broker who received their first Oregon real estate license after July 1st, 2002 and renew AFTER 01/01/11 you must complete both an Agency approved 30 hour Advanced Real Estate Practices (AP) post-licensing course AND the Board-approved three-hour Law and Rule Required Course (LARRC) before your first active license renewal. Principal brokers, sole practitioner brokers, and property managers are not required to take the AP course. Please contact the Oregon Real Estate Agency for more information on the AP course. The CE Shop does not offer the 30 hour AP course at this time.

Immediately upon real estate course completion, The CE Shop will provide students with an electronic copy of the course Certificate of Completion. Certificates will remain in your account for a minimum of five (5) years, should you need additional copies at a later time.  Licensees are encouraged to retain copies of their Certificates of Completion in the event that they are audited by the state. 

Real estate course completions must be done by the licensee by submitting copies of their certificates to their certifying licensees (manager/supervising broker) to have them sign and keep on file in the event of an audit by the Oregon Real Estate Agency.

Please enter your individual license number correctly and fully when prompted in the registration process. Oregon license numbers should be nine (9) digits.

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